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Government says it is not its duty to repatriate bodies as another teacher dies while working in China
A South African teacher who was working in China died after allegedly suffering from a panic attack. Her family are crowdfunding to repatriate her body to SA.
Mzansi up in arms after single mother is forced to close her business because of loadshedding
South Africans are furious that a single mom's business had to shut down after most of her students quit her online teaching business because of loadshedding.
Joe Phaahla: Denying anyone medical attention "a violation of the South African Constitution" as Operation Dudula suspends protests
During a speech outside Kalafong Hospital, Health Minister Joe Phaahla said that everyone in South Africa has the constitutional right to emergency healthcare.
Over a quarter senior government managers are unqualified, South Africa is not surprised
Minister of public service and administration, Thulas Nxesi, says 25.9% of senior government managers lack the necessary qualifications for their position.
Zimbabwean Embassy has laid a complaint over Limpopo Health MEC Dr Phophi Ramathuba’s comments
Zimbabwean Embassy says it has laid a complaint against Limpopo Health MEC Phophi Ramathuba’s with the South African government over the official’s conduct
National shutdown: Government bans civil servants from protesting during work hours, says "no work, no pay"
The national shutdown across the country on Wednesday, 24 August has been dampened by government implementing the "no work, no pay" policy for its employees.
Home Affairs' plan to recruit 10 000 graduates for a digitisation project - everything you need to know
The Department of Home Affairs is on a recruitment drive to hire 10 000 graduates who will be tasked with digitising millions of records dating back to 1885.
Hawks head Godfrey Lebeya says organisation is investigating 22 447 corruption cases that amount to R1.5 trillion
The Hawks head Lt-Gen Godfrey Lebeya says the VBS Mutual Bank corruption trial will be going to court on 3 October with 27 suspects facing over 100 charges.
Saftu: Government must set aside R1 trillion to meet trade union’s demands ahead of national shutdown
Trade union Saftu demands that government make R1 trillion available to meet the trade union’s demands and avoid a national shutdown on Wednesday, 24 August.
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